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The KidWagon
The front is just straight up gone. The rear looks like it sheered the head clean off. I didn't have time to investigate as I was leaving for work. I'll be under it tomorrow, rain or shine. Unsure what I'm going to do without the bushing sleeves/spacers, though.- KidWgn
- Post #201
- Forum: Under Construction
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Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
The photo is indeed on my sloped driveway, but it looks nearly the same on flat ground -
The KidWagon
Not even sure what happened, but it happened this morning on the way home from dropping the kid off at school. Heard a clunk, didn't think much of it. Got it home, looked under it, and realized how ******* lucky I am that I got home without catapulting the truck. Of course I threw away my...- KidWgn
- Post #199
- Forum: Under Construction
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The KidWagon
How’s everyone else’s day going? :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:- KidWgn
- Post #196
- Forum: Under Construction
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Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
I don’t remember the exact numbers, but it’s within .1” -
Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
I thought that maybe it was some type of optical illusion as suggested. The RF tire JUSSSSSSSSSST scrubs the fender on a good hard dip. Trying to figure out if maybe there's something I should be checking that I'm not thinking about here. I'll get pics tomorrow -
Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
I'll get pics in daylight tomorrow. -
Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
I've had 4 sets of wheels on this thing. It's not the wheels. -
Anybody have any luck rebuilding power running boards?
I'm assuming Lake Tahoe, NC. You're a bit far from me in STL, even if I cut you a hell of a deal lol -
The KidWagon
They're stock size 285/45r22 Regarding the parking: That's my work parking lot. The spaces are so narrow that a full size SUV barely fits in the lines. You can see the equinox next to me into 1/4 of my space. That's how we make it work; it's just known that whomever parts next to the stripes...- KidWgn
- Post #194
- Forum: Under Construction
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Anybody have any luck rebuilding power running boards?
Where ya located? I've had mine turned off since I bought the truck. They work perfect, though. I've been tempted to take them off, I just don't want to store them :rotflmao: -
Right front wheel protrudes further than left?
It's about 1/4", maybe a touch more. Everything is straight, no accidents, camber is even...I don't get it. Anyone else? -
The KidWagon
I’ll be damned! We’ll all have to get together for a beer some time!- KidWgn
- Post #191
- Forum: Under Construction
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The KidWagon
Whoa! Are you in STL Proper? I'm actually in St Peters, but I work at Boeing in Hazelhood- KidWgn
- Post #188
- Forum: Under Construction
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Rear Control Arm Attachment Problem
While I agree that most of the load here is linear, there is still some lateral force at play. As long as he sufficiently fused the bracked to the frame, all should be well. I'd just hate to see it crack the frame.- KidWgn
- Post #31
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Adjustable trailing arms
So, their instructions state that they come pre-packed full of lube. I'll likely check them at around 30k miles, and reach out to SPOHN on what their recommended lubricant is. As far as tightening them goes, I'll likely check that every 10k miles, or when I hear a noise. There's a set screw...- KidWgn
- Post #9
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Adjustable trailing arms
I finally got around to tightening my DelSphere bushings. HOLY CRAP. I got almost a full turn out of each one. I'm amazed at how much more planted the rear end feels, and how much less noise it makes now!- KidWgn
- Post #7
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Rear Control Arm Attachment Problem
Couldn't decide whether to "laugh" or "heart" You got the Heart, so now you get the laugh :rotflmao: Props to the fabricator; the work looks great! Hopefully he got full pen and it holds up forever!- KidWgn
- Post #29
- Forum: Street Suspension
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time to break up with denial…guess who. 6L80!!!
As far as I'm concerned, automatic transmissions are black magic. They're the only thing I won't open up and work on myself. I say drop the trans and parts off at a shop and go have a drink :rotflmao:- KidWgn
- Post #3
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Service Suspension Message
- KidWgn
- Post #4
- Forum: Street Suspension
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"Service Suspension" Msg solved when compressor deleted. Easy DYI
sending you a virtual HJ.:manos: I know what I'm doing this weekend- KidWgn
- Post #4
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Rear Control Arm Attachment Problem
Good on ya for finding a paint color to match the rust.- KidWgn
- Post #27
- Forum: Street Suspension
